I've got 3 seedlings sitting in my window, that just germinated a few
weeks ago. I've kept them inside because it has gotten into the 30's a
few nights, and I was unsure as to whether the young seedlings would take
well to this sort of temperature.

Am I doing more harm than good here?


Possibly. They thrive from zone 3-8 and even to 9 (along the
Florida coast) (that's Minnesota to South Georgia and north
Florida).

So, unless you're talking 30 below zero, they'll love being
outside.

Jim Lewis - - Tallahassee, FL - Nature
encourages no looseness, pardons no errors. Ralph Waldo Emerson

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Dimitrois,

Here in the central valley, it gets to be in the 105+F. range (40+C) for
weeks on end. My ginkgo's have no problem with the heat as long as I don't
let them dry out. Afternoon shade helps too.
Regards,
Shelly Hurd - Central CA - Sunset Zone 8-USDA Zone 9


SNIP
However, I have started worrying for the amount of
full sunshine they receive, because the Spring sun
here in Greece can get quite hot at times.

Any tips-advice on Ginkgo seedlings would be greatly
appreciated.

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